"WS Spring aid Summer. E. C. ROBBIES of Buffalo, a life-long Democrat, a prominent lawyer and ,a EUETznra's NEW ULM, MINN. former friend of GROVEB CLEVELAND. avows himself for HARRISON. He says: n»" "It is the duty of protection Democrats ft-rBMlL WESCHCKE,'Managing Editoi. to administer such a rebuke to CLEVELAND Wednesday, Aug. 2jj, 1888. and his present advisers that no THEODORE CRONE one will ever again try to identify the REPUBLICAN COUNTY BARGAIN DAYS. Democracy with the doctrine of free '//.., CONVENTIONS^ trade.'' He denounces the President as \. k. Republican Convention for the a humbug because notwithstanding his "toegrs stnoLXioxxixoo 7 -.Count}- of Brown will be held Saturday reform pretensions he used all the powers Our Prices for the next Two Weeks. September 1st 1888 at one o'clock p. m. of his office to force his renomination, at the Conn House in the city of New 13 ~'/Ulm. for the purpose of electing live and at the same time had the federal Medium Size Wash Bowls each^ "delegates to attend the Republican State 5 cte. officials at work in caucuses and ttx& Convention io be iield in the city of St. conventions to knock out everybody Large -"t -'fri3"# Paul Sept. 5th, 1888 Also to nominate who was especially friendly toward candidates for the fallowing positions SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK. One Representative to the Legislature, Pie pla Gov. Hill. Mr. BOBBINS adds "He one County Auditor, one *«'i*fi»/ has shown himself to be a hypocrite, Iter Goods, Clothing Treasurer, one Register of Deeds, one and he is, besides, the most thoroughly Judge of Probate, one County Attorney 4 selfish man in public life to day." Mr. one Sheriff, one Superintendent of •Schools, one County Surveyor and one ROBBINS says there will be a big Democratic fa* Coroner, and to transact such other vote for HARRISON in New York. .AJSTO business ps may properly come before Large Ladles Jx 4"% That harmonizes with the indications 4 GMTS^FUM the convention. coming from every quarter.—WINONA The several towns in the County are Heavy Table Spools 6 for' 12 entitled to delegation as follows REPUBLICAN. Albin 2, Bashaw 2, Burns 2, Cottonwood Knives and Forks ', '.'. 1 4 My Schnibe-Dog. 1. Eden 2, Home 2, Lake Hanslca I shall cdrixinue to give great bargains in Mens', Youths' 2, Leavenworth 1, Linden 2, Milford 2, 2 foot Rules 9 Mulligan 1, New Ulm 6, North Star 2, and Boys' Clothing, Hats and Underwear. Good Suits from Dear reader," did you ever own a dog? Prairieville 2, Sigel 1, Stark 1, Stately Well, I did, and this luminary example Wooden pipes^vith cover 1, Sleepy Eye 4. Springfield 2. $1.50 up, Boys Pants from 50 ets. tip Good Men's Suits, 10 of canine docility and tender solicitude K. II. HELLIXG, from $4-00 up. I keep the largest line of single pants in all Chairman of Countv Committee. Large pipes with cover for the health of his master, is no more. 15 shades. Our line of Underwear is the largest in the city, He succumbed to an attack of shot and The rate of duty fixed on sugar by 3 packages playing cards for powder, which after the dictates of his 20 and -will be sold at bottom prices, ranging from 25 cts. up. the Mills bill is 46 per-cent. This is an master's uppermost thoughts at the article of daily consumption in every Latest Styles in stiff and soft hats and the line is immense. Stove handles 4 time of his petV decease, caused a rent family. It hns become a necessity for measuring about a toot in length and The prices are so low, that everybody can afford to buy the poor as well as the rich. Every Nutmeg Graters 2 about as wide, in the glossy black coat family that pays out $50 a year for himself a good hat for very little money. Twenty-five cents of Schnibes, as the beast was called. Large bread knives sugar pays $23 of that amount directly 7 will buy a fair hat, and fifty cents is not too much for a hat. Yes, dear reader, Schnibes had a to support the sugar plantations of the glossy, black coat once upon a time. I keep the celebrated come and try Salt cellars (metal tops) 4 south, according to the regulation democratic ROYAL "WHITE SHIRT I've got it now, and as I record the sad S tariff argument. Every $10 it, and you will find it is the best for the money. No trouble tale of the demise of one of the noblest Call in and see lots of other goods at corresponding low prices. paid by the poor laboring man for sugar to show goods. creatures that ever hunted the gutters of the lowest grade, for family use, THROUGH HONESTY I PROSPER. of our beloved town for herrings and is a direct tax on him of S'4.60 to support old bones. I look upon my shining millionaire Havemeyer, the gloves with a tear of repentance. great democratic sugar trust king, and Schnibes, as the name implies, was a his partners,the sugar planters of Louisiana. hunting dog, that is, I had to hunt for How few families use less than him on the fields, for he sneaked away $10 worth of sugar per year How into the tali grass and rested after the many frmilies use from twice to ten BRUST & CRAFF9 day's toil had about begun, and often I times this amount. Here is where Mills Hxmters called myself hoarse, sending forth in A and Cleveland are protectionists.—Ex. loud, stentorian notes the word: If it be true that the '.'robber tariff', Schnibes. Often would I get a response as democratic organs have it, institutes DEALERS IN from my comrade in arms, who would trusts and monopolies, why in the world These are the best manufactured 'an wm" be W S lOlSfid G&TtrillgBS. halo back that I was a blamed fool in uo these howling advocates of Cleveland's Dry Goods, Groceries, sold at prices so low that it will not pay hunters to load their own. thinking that Schnibes were on a grainfield. statesmanship not apply their "Where is he then," I called, medicine in their own ranks None AS, ROOSI thinking of my poor forlorn pet, who but inconsiderate and unprincipled politicians was probably pining for a look on his rotioi^, Satft C'apj-J, G^e^t^ ^ufiji^- can in the face of the Mills bill, poor master and not of the long-legged in view of the unnecessary tax on sugar water-bird. Once after incurring the claim that the northern factories and wrath of my hunting partner after an Druggist and Apothecary. industries are transformed into monopolies ir\g G( ood$, ?oot$ ai\d $l\oe$. episode like the above, I discovered by a protective tariff, without recognizing poor, dear, little Schnibes about two feet that they are playing a bluff away, behind a wheat-stack, where he game. Why protect southern industry fojft Offide Slodk. J\[ew Iflm, Jliiffl. was quietly basking in the sun. The and not northern It is clearly a case next minute he didn't bask, for he was of the solid south fighting the north, taking a leap from the apex of my left and the democrats of our districts are PROMPT ATTENTION TO MAIL ORDERS. I boot, which had raised him about ten 4*W* ABWOt-^ O fooled enough to be the dupes of southern feet to windward. sectionalists. But the liveliest time I ever had with Says the Atlanta, Georgia, Constitution: Schnibes was a week prior to his death, a in while out'chicken shooting He would S NE W GOODS! Stoves and Rlnps, •'The Republicans of the North represent start off on a home run, and finally the wealth and refinement of the stop dead short on his trail, casting an people. They constitute the best inviting glance behind. I followed up society. The Democratic party of the as fast as my legs would carry, mentally B. BEHNKE & CO, Gasolin Stove and Tinware .,„,., JSt North has got over 75 per cent of all calculating how many chickens there the ragtag and bobtail element in it— might be in the covey before me. "Hie all the scurf of immigration that lands on, Schnibes", I said. On he wen Hardware, Farming Implements,INails, at the Battery." with a rush, and out started at the next DEALERS IN &' Now this is a little too strong, even instant—a mud-pumper and gophers. Fence Wire, 7 7 for the blood of as loyal a Republican I never knew a dog in all my life which afVt-Jife, for it seems to us as though found more gophers than he, and I had the editor of the Constitution judges in mind to have a sign made, attached Pumps,* Western Washers, G^ood^ 8oot£ knd glided &kt£ kud Ckf£ to his tail, which might be so constructed the northern democrats to be as ignorant and low principled as the copperheads as to announce in black letters ]\fotior\& Gfcodefie^ &qd Cffodkefy. Clothes Wringers, Boss of the south. No, this they ar whether Schnibes was pointing a gopher not, still we are sorry to see that the or mud-pumper. jH could however illustrious 4nen of the north lend a never procure such a sign, and was Churhsi etc., etc., etc. THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE CITY FOR CASH. hand to play into the pockets of an therefore always in doubt what my egoistic south the spoils of the chase. Schnibes had before him. Finally one PLEASE CALL AND GIVE US A TRIAL. day the faithful creature, which never special attention given to mending and repairing of Tin Ware. All Farm Produce taken in Exchange. v: ijr The Rubicon has been crossed the failed to come tome when in trouble, Work warranted. .:" 'V~7'" 1--, democrats of Minnesota were assembled rushed up to where I was directing a B. BEHITKE&C a NEW ULM, MINN. in convention, and have made the best party of young ladies on the right A, Behnke, Manager. of the bad. It was, as usual, a fight Charles C4##er road, and caused such a tumult as I between Me and Mike on the one side, BANKRUPT have seldom witnessed. He jumped and Ames and anti-boss-eager-to-gainsupremacy-democrats T1 '. ft. OCHS, up on me and then on the elderly matron on the other. It in charge of the young damsels, SAlJJ HAS THIS SPRING was one of the liveliest circuses now on and proved to us conclusively that he CONTRACTOR & BUILDER? the road, and the democratic contingency had been huntiug a skunk. This was from Brown County acted supremely too much for me, and before the eyes PLANS HDD SPECIFICATIONS FURNISHED, ROLLS OF«WALL PAPER well for the edification of the of the paling and terror-stricken maidens The Prince of Clothiers is in the big crowd. I seized my Zulu-gun and Schnibes JOB WOBK DONE IN CITY OB COTTNTKY S' field with a full assortment of was sent to the honie of his fathers. Bids given on Buildings of all kind, Considered from aa impartial standing-point for sale, also the finest Center and Corner pieces and other Decorations! READY MADE CLOTHING, So ended my beloved pet, which had the democratic nominee for Stucco Glue and Plaster Paris for Sale* f, GENTS FURNISHING been hunted down by cruel fate, and {f#^ti#.A\, "fj$ Thfi nnlv stnrp rn T^AW TTIm wViP.rA hnth"»SL^ ^"'4 *$%£ the gubernatorial office is altogether a i£i GOODS AND Hot air Furnaces Sold and Set. ?im\ which was doomed to die an ignominious better man than Minnesota's democracy death. Happily the tender looks BOOTS AND SHOES, has ever before placed in the field, still Pi Ernst Pfeiffer pm of blushing girls gazed on him in his be is not popular with the masses of all of which are to be disposed of 2ggj & are sold. He also carries an extensive line of mm&m hour of need, sweetening his last moment the people and will in this respect run at bankrupt prices. r•*.-*. Cor. Minnesota and 2nd N. Sts, «, on earth, as the sugar is sweetened far behind any one of the candidates STATIOKERY, 1LBDMS, ACCORDEOHS AND VIOLINS. 4, Give him a call in his new quarters Over Tappe's Tailor shop. by the addition of sand by the mentioned in regard to the republican landlady of my boarding-house, I ^^ll^ubcriptions taken for American and European periodicals. nomination. ••," in Klossner's new Brick Block. PAINTER, CALCIMINER sometimes think of Schnibes," for the IS AND .. I Prices guaranteed. Mail orders receive prompt attention. Remember It must have been a source of hearteasing memory of his brave deeds haunts me C. Baltrusch PAPER HANGER, 4 satisfaction for Mr. Doran to A still. Peace to his canine remains. the place, one door north of F. Kuetzing's i|f calmly say to the opposing brethren: executes all work promptly and at Poor Schnibes, rest thou where the NEW ULM,. -1MINN. reasonable prices. Artistic Graining a We will not be bull-dozed, nor shall Just received a new stock and full gopher and the mud-pumper will ne'er Specialty. we allow any bossism to rule this convention. supply of disturb thy grave All the while partner, Kelly $?8 Dres Goods Star Sample Room, MORAL.—Dear reader never buy a was sitting behind the scenes and dog with a glossy coat by the name of for S a in sundi FRt?tT$ NEW DIRECT LACING chuckling over the success of his firm, Schnibes. and Farmers Hone. the affairs of which,Wiwere so aptly managed O-ingiisiirLS KID GLOVES, by Mike. liSi ., tes! Piles! ""Tiles! Tiles! Itching Tiles. of the latest patterns. A fancy *Vtt£J,i ','• .**i- of all kinds, fer SYMPTOMS—Moisture intense itching JOSEPH SCHNOBRICH, Proper. ICE CREAM AND SODA assortment of The" Central Minnesota Fair Association For sale by and stinging mostly at night worse by CONFECTIONERY, CIGARS Dealer in will hold its annual fair,at St scratching. If allowed to continue, tumors EMBROIDERIES, LADIES MBS. A. OLDING, Wines, Liquors Cloud on September 18, 19, 20 and 21 form, which often bleed and ulcerate, AND TOBACCO, UNDERWEAR, SILK becoming very sore. Swayne's inclusive, and the managers have done and everything pertaining to a firstclass an4f Cigars. Ointment stops th) itching and bleeding, GLOVES AND MITTENS. everything in their power to present an heals uleerati m, and in most cases Confectionery at Special Bargains in unrivaled exposition. Ask for catalogue removes the ti.moi&. At druggists, or AND DRESS TRIMMINGS, Eibner's Palace fiestanrant, A fine iunch will be served every day. by mail, for 50 cents. from E. G. Mills, Secretary, St. Handkerchiefs and Dress Tri mmings Dr. Swayne & Cor. Minn. & Center streets. Son, Philadelphia. NE W ULM, MINN. Cloud, Minn. POST OFFICE BLOCK. gf. (^fekt Skfgain^ evefy ^ktufday. New Ulm. ,Minn 3S jr